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September 1966 Debriefing

' Soviet Personalities


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_ makes a practice of guiding around town. fe has never

“ality. | He is rather outspoken at times. For instance,

Source: AEWIGHAG/2

Date acquired: Septerber 1966

H

Age about 39-35. Not very tall. Rather French .

looking. We is a photographer for Novosti. Source

met hin through visitors from Paris } faten, whon MARTYVOY |
|

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_been stationed abroad but comes out to Paris once in a

“while. The next tine he comes he will look up Source, &
an

“He speaks very ‘good French, and has a pleasing person-
Sofa

‘when someone. said “bunch of stupid people” about the:

Soviets, MARTYNOV replied, "You're damn right.” He :

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appears to be tempted by western living. He concentrates

on the French. We is merried to-a nice girl with brdwn

“hair and eves. They have children, but Source is


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os - - as About 40 years old, ke is the administrator of the
So of , Conservatory, and Source will see him in Paris when he
teh . _ .. .,  hhext goes there. He speaks very good Spanish, having | |
ee! tp = te 7 _* formerly been stationed in Buenos Aires as a cultural

“| attache or something. He is probably a KGB officer, but

he works hard at his cover job. During a trip to Paris,

“he called Source's father to arrange for the quick rent- ’‘

ing of two pianos for the orchestra he was with. Ile looks |

like a frog and is rather bald, short, blond, with dark

. - blue eyes. He is very friendly and accommodating, lively, '

‘and nice. He goes out a lot, ard sees a lot of foreign

,e - colony, particularly Argentines ‘and other Spanish speaking.

Xs »- people. ‘We is married and has a ‘tittle hoy called Frilyan.

th =. He, once invited Source to go to his dacha, but she dia’ t :

_ 2" Shave tire. She intends to send him a postcard with het new"
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_ Date Acquired: 13 ‘August 1966 is \
WR ppt <I> YOR _ .

| Works for Sovietskaya Kul'tura. Speaks no foreign § |

languages. Blond, alnost bald. Blue eyes, very nearsighted;

stationed in Iran for TASS or Izvestiya. Source thinks un~_

I.

j : doubtedly KGB. A. big flirt. Chases women. Likes to have a
; good time. Knows the KORNGOLDS very well. Expects to come to!

. a
Paris for two weeks circa 15 September 1966, where he will con-

let a ” tact Source, who expects to take- him to see some striptease

' acts.

CO Comment: Attached are Headquarters

Wears glasses. Roman profile. A little plump. Tall.. Formerly |
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oA ‘Subject, an IZVFSTIYA correspondent, was identified
as a good source of inforzation for tvo Americar journalists

in Koscow sho were suspected of having been recruited by the
KGB.

- 2,- Although we have | no record of his being stationed
abroed, Subject has made. several visits to non-bloc countries.
In June-July he visited New Delhi and Fangkok. In Decemder
1962 he visited Iran. While in Iran he was introduced as
IZVESTIYA’s special correspondent. Iie corrected the

individual who was making the introduction by saying that he
was an international observer, ~

3. Subject visited Turkey in April 1963, enhile in
Ankara he is reported as having participated in “propaganda
tactics" and nade an “attempt to feel the pulse of the public™

eas part of the Soviet efforts at that tine to establish

Closey relations with Turkev. During visits with various
heads of rass medias organs he commented that while in Iran

he had written "friendly articles" which were well received
by the Iranians. As a result he was tho first. Soviet om

journalist to be adaitted. to the of} regions of, Abadan and
- Abvas.

. ra “LRDNFV is doseribed as . tall, balding dark hatr,- high
cheek dones, small mouth, wears clear plestic-riomed glasses,

snokes Kont. cigarettes. | He speaks English, but speaks better
German, . . a


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Source: AEKIGWAG/2 .

Date acquired: September 1966

r Omar 4OUSSEDIK, Algerian Ambassador

He came to Moscow after the fall of Ben Bella.

in the FLN. He and his wife are both Kabyles, a non-Arab
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tribe.

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with a lot of Sovict girls.

Frank 30URGIIOLTZER, American NBC Correspondent, 1962-2?
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. Moscow without his wife, lived in a hotel, and went around
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‘Date acquired: Septenber 1966

‘ Jose Antoni SuENDIA, Counsellor (Cultural and Press)

Argentine Embassy

foo ey EI ate a Saks aah thy

; He was chief ‘correspondent of La Prensa’ in ‘Paris.

and married a Frenchwoman, Source thinks he is a

target of the KGB because he needs a lot of money.

is because his wife is very snobbish and ambitious

insists on buying quantities of ‘expensive clothes.

MENDIA thinks he is shrewd, but he is not.

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. Date acquired: September 1966

. cers, Source assumes that he ‘is MI-6.

Source: AEWIGWAG/2.

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J.A.LY MORGAN, 1st Secretary, British Embassy

He had an affair with the ballerina PLISETSKAYA “
eight or nine years ago, while previously stationed in
Moscow, and was kicked out of Moscow for it. However,

he is now married, apparently happily, and has three

“children, He is a very bright and charming man who -

_ Speaks Mongolian and Chinese, He is a cultural officer,

but since these languages are rare among cultural offi- |

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/ . but doesn’t like the Chinese. He hopes the Soviets will

oo vic step up aid to Canbodia.

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Andre VOLKONSEY, the well-known pianist. a

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Source: AENIGNAG/2

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Catherine” BARSACQ,, Secretary Archivist, French Embassy,

ee

¢ |
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._ daughter of the well-known French theatrical producer: |

| (7) Andre ‘BARSACQ,

She works in the cultural office of

‘the Embassy.- She goes out with Soviet men, one of them

o C.0. Comment: VOLKONSKY, as a teen-age boy, came

‘to the USSR after World War II with his father, who re-'
patriated voluntarily from France. He was the target

of an SR/10 recruitment operation, since he groused

openly about his father's decision to leave France and

“go to tne USSR.


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wos Source: AEWIGKAG/2
Date acquired: Septenber 1966.

‘Marina LOPOUKHINE, Secretary Archivist, French Embassy.

7 . . ° This girl comes from a prominent family in imperial

Pn : Russia, now in the emigration in France. She resigned
‘.. to marry a Soviet (NU) who.is a translator for the Nos
_ i

doe na, wy COW News, “She will stay in the USSR, but will retain |

> °.) her French passport. -—— ro

NS aS 2, aeiped, ¢ sembaven:

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Date acquired: Sertember 1966

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This is a very nice bachelor, who recently

‘in Moscow, Source warned hin against taking on Jean

rt

RAFAELLI's Soviet girl-friend Olga Lnu, which he has not

" done. He has a girl friend, Gerda Lnu, who works as a

secretary at the West German Embassy. Source has abso-

»- to West Germany from East Gernany and still has relatives
there.

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*,.- Date acquired: September 1966

¥

:: Georges’ BORTOLL, Representati

is wonderful in the USSR and wrote an article to this ef-
fect in Paris Match, praising the wonderful Moscow markets.

BORTOLI is under his wife's influence, but Source does not

. the French).

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vision Francaise (OTF)

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‘.:, His wife is an emigre Russian who thinks everything |

know his politics, (Source obvious ly was concealing some-

thing she knew about BORTOLI, as she sometimes does about.

rife


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“Date acquired: September 1966

. Rl - Ja vr ze : oa
‘ds or FNITSINOS, Correspondent for Der Sniesel (West Germany)

'

His wife is a Soviet citizen, Jewish. He is a Gernan

‘eftizen, but of Latvian or Russian origin. They have been
i

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“in the USSR a long time. Source thinks his wife has been

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Source: AE‘IGWAG/2.

Date acquired: September 1966 -

, George D. *VARSAMY, Greck Anbassador
Aiea

‘covered with vulgar jewelry, and she looks like a mani-

‘curist.— He endulges in a great deal of commercial oper-

t

ations (personal) buying and selling Tugs, icons, etc.


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Source: AENIGNAG/2

Date acquired: September

ad
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_ MANOLATOS conducted an extensive trade in icons a

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far above the norm even for Greeks in Moscow. i
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Ahmar’ C RPENDERESKY, , Iranian Ambassador

rt Ne is a very interesting character. His grandfather
; a oO, ;
soe ' “ was Ambassador to Russia before the revolution, and he:

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speaks extremely good Russian. He is a very sharp man |

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“who knows a lot of Soviets, and has excellent rapport
with them because of his language and open manner. In his

diplomatic pose, he doesn't seen to be anti- Sovict, but

Source does not know his true feelings on that score.. He

is not anti-American, although he sonetimes considers sone

American actions stunvid. He is married, but his wife. is

often out of Moscow. He is able to stand a lot of Liquor.

va.

°,.€.0, comment: AEPASSIVE stated that the Anbassador had

sone of his primary education inRussia and confirmed his
“expertise in the language and knowledgeability, but stated

‘definitely that the ambassador is 190% anti-Sovict. man


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Source:

' Date acquired:

- Giovanni MIGLIUOLO, Counselor, Italian Embassy

‘ficer.

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Septender 1966

bebe he pie te BER BAY,

They both speak fluent Russian,

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Married to a Czech.

and Italian. He married his

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English, German, French,
wife while stationed in Prague.
telligent man, whom Source regards as an intelligence of-
Ne is tremendously interested in ponitics, and *s
a Kremlinologist.

the Soviets.:

He is a very bright, ine

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Moscow), ‘He has been in Moscow for at least ten years”

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and is married to a Soviet woman, Thev have tvo children.

OO As Soviet wife has a miserable life and never leaves the

“apartment. le is always out, hanging around the Hotel |

National bar, trying to make friends with businessmen and

| journalists. He is a crashing, insensitive, boor and bore.
: |

.| ‘He drinks a lot and probably “goes out with girls. He comes

'. to a lot of cocktail parties without an invitation, always

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--,‘ «without his wife, whom Source has never seen. We has another

wife in Italy, which causes him serious financial problens,

‘but in snite of this he has a very expensive apartment. He

‘speaks Russian, French, and English, and occasionally naxgs

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‘anti-Soviet remarks. Source is certain he is a KGB agent *

because of his Soviet wife, his neec for money, his exmen-

‘Sive apartrent, and the way he operates in trving to hake


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Source: AEXIGFAG/2
:, Date acquired: September 1966 +

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; Kaname TAKAHASHI, business representative of International
(Japanese firm)

“This man is about $5 and lived in China for a Jong
“time. He married a White Russian girl fron Harbin. They

. left Shanghai ‘in 1951, which Source considers strange, i. e. 3

“it would have been nornal for then to leave in 1949 when

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“the Communists took over. They have a son in the United
‘States who is married, and possibly a daughter there as:
well, They have anothcr daughter, unmarried, Svetlana)
TAKABASHI, who lives in Japan. Source met her by chance
at Orly airport and also in Moscow. She is a beautiful
Sirl, half Japanese and half Russian, She speaks good!

' Russian, as does her father. Her mother, TAKAHASEI's

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wife, is in Japan. TAKAHASHT also speaks Chinese and |

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poor English. He has a lot of Soviet contacts. “Source,

~thinks he is probably somebody's agent, theirs or ours,

~ probably ours and/or the Japanese. A curious ~ and inter-_

esting man.


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|, + Bdward?cnorea, Lebanese Ambassador, 1960-63

. , GHORRA's wife was an American who had an antique

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deal of money in a three-way antique business, Noscow-

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‘ew York, using their diplonatic privileges.

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Woe ew Drinks a tremendous lot. Source saw him dead drunk

Source: AEWIGWAG/2

‘Date acquired: September 1966 a
é Hassine EL GHOUYEL, Tunisian Counsellor
‘ nw
“at the British Club. He stayed at the Ukraina Hotel with-
out his family for a while. The police took his car keys.
away so he couldn't drive in a. drunken condition. He i

a very weak man.

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Source: ALNWIGVAG/2

‘Date acquired: Sentember 1966

4
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Yusuf Abd-al-Aziz SHARARA, First Secretary, UAR Embassy

_ Me has a very good looking wife, for which reason

“he is always invited out in ambassadorial circles, which’

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“he normally would not be in. Source instinctively thinks

he is’ an intelligence officer, without being able to say .


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Position (Jan 65): Ambassador, Canadian ‘Enbassy, Moscow, USSR

” Surfers from Polio, Former university professor in Canada a
(nédieval history) before becoming diplomat. Wife is the most |

charming ambassador’ 8 wife in Mescow. She was introduced to FORD
ol. . - by the former Brazilian anbassador to Moscow (currently the a

hee

* wen Brazilian foreign minister) when ‘the latter’ served at the UN in|.

, “New York, as a menber of Brazil's delegation. The Fords are very.

2 much! in ‘love with each other and aré a fine couple. Mrs, Ford |
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1. is the best dressed; ‘most cultured woman in town, also has the _

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‘best jewels. Her name is Terese. Both speak good Russian and he

‘is probably one of the most competent ambassadors in the Soviet
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“Union, Mrs, Ford is a particularly close friend of the Israel

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Date Acquired: ‘13 August 1966 oe Tete gee

I Previously ‘identified by Source, not yet in new book.

_ i. .MUGBOOK Debriefing ar
C. 0. Comment: The following information ‘is the result of a

hurried debriefing which lasted one -hour only.

fone 4 wn, aes ~~ =

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tre My “Nothing to add. Has not seen in a long time. ‘

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“Has something to do with the | press or Inturist.

Speaks French. eon

(TOCHILIN, Sergei)

Has seen, but remembers nothing.

(MEDVEDEV, Vladimir A.)

‘Source remembers this mai, because he is a dead i

‘Finger tor Kosygin.. The picture is a good like- |

“ness, although he now has: somewhat less hair.

" (RHARLAMOV, Mikhail A.) ~ a a _
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This. is a good likeness. He is of mediun height,
with a “typical ‘Soviet figure." _ Nothing | more


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Sourco does ‘Bot remember. seeing, this | man. .

_GsouysH, Vitaliy)

. Source has not seen this man.

bce pape nite pat da ee egy

(NOSENKO, Yuriy A.)

Source has never seen this man, nor #192 in
regular Mugbook.
(VLADYKIN, Nikolai A.) bee ES

_ Source had difficulty identifying ‘this picture.

Said she hardly knows this man.

New Mugbook:

Previously identified by Source
. #18 and #60. (SUNTSOV, Aleksei V.)_

_ Source has never seen this” man.

(PETROV, _Viadimir I.)- ae ..

_ Source has never seen this man.

| (SHUBNYAKOY, Fyodor G.)

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_ state , nothing about the man. -
__, (SUISKOY, Mikhail M.)

.. Source has never seen this man.

(SHCHERBAK, Fyodor A.) . -

#34

Source definitely has seen this man, but can say”

nothing about hin, | other than that he is ‘about

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#37
#40, 93 138,
"#40:

#93:
#138:

(FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.)

Source does not recognize this man.

with the military;

“-=" attaches.

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172 - (PARASENKO, Ivan A. 7

“Source thinks this man has something to. ‘do

mo ede ear na

No recognition.

This man is from the Ministry of Foreign

Bass

#49

_Source did not recognize this picture.

Affairs, speaks a lot of languages, including

English and French. He isa good-looking, charm

man, about 38-40 years old, ‘178 em. tall, vell
built.
tion, 1966. a ey
(SUNTSOV, Aleksandr V-)

Source did not recognize this picture.

(KURILENKO, Ivan P. )
At first Source did not recognize this picture.

later said she had seen him during the de Gaulle
visit. and at various national day parties..-

(DITYATYEV, Dmitriy A.)

she has seen him with silitary

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“(SHVARTS, Ilya P.)

». Source did not recognize this picture, nor. #8 in |

(GLAZUNOV, Ilya S.)

Source recognized this picture by name. GLAZUXOV)

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is about 35; the picture isa good likeness but”

makes him look too healthy. He looks like an. te
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“uncooked spaghetti,” pale complexion, thin, short.

He speaks Italian. Source considers GLAZUNOV ‘not

foreigners. Source sent the Canadian, Benoit de [

Margerie, to GLAZUNOV when the Canadian was interested ©

i
in having his portrait painted. GLAZUNOV's wife (NU)

is about thirty, has long dark hair; - is very

intelligent. _ os a

Source did not recognize this picture.

(FILIPPOV, Grigoriy A.)

Source did not recognize this picture.

(GUK, Yuriy I.)

Source stated she may possibly have seen this man

a long time ago ata diplomatic party.
(KOSENKO, Yuriy 1.) 0-9.’

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#20 and #76

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“#39 and #63

: man, or at least a journalist.
tallish, good looking.
‘abroad.

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* new identifications..

(FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.) .

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Source has seen this man but could not remember

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anything about him. ne a
(ALYOSHIN, Yevgeniy N.)
Source thought these two pictures might be. of her
husband's “friend”, meaning the case officer who

keeps dogging him, turning up at the next seat ‘in
the theatre, etc.

.-ber husband as to this man's name, and ask him for! .

details.

"friend" during the last debriefing.

Source identified this picture. as that of Yuriy

‘She last saw him at the farewell party for Source.

and her husband at their embassy. She could not

.¥FYemember anything else about him, but promised to:

ask her husband, who, she knows, hates him for some

reason. -

(ZATTSEV, Lev N.)

_ He is about 35,

Speaks French. Has been-

Deals with foreign journalists.

She said she ‘would check ‘with |

(She said she already discussed this |

He poses as’

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American Intelligence Officers in Moscow

During the debriefing, Source was encouraged to state which _

diplomats in Moscow she thought were intelligence officers,
including the Americans.

Source said she and her husband had wondered about which
Americans were intelligence cfficers and had come to the
conclusion that the following Americans -were:

Roger Kirk
Alan Logan
Abraham Katz

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Their reasons for picking Logan and Katz are contained in the
_ individual reports on these two gentlemen.

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Mr. Peter GROSE

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Position (July 1985): Chief, New York Tims Bureau in Moscow,
- mo, USSR: a : :

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_— Appears to be a very intelligent chap, new ‘on thé scene
in Moscow, Getting married to a 19 year old girl. He is Jewish,

DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966.

‘He married an Anerican girl who appears to be’ of good family.

She is expecting 2 child and has been very sick during her
pregnancy, so they both stayed home. Normally they give ‘
‘occasional cocktail parties with a lot of Soviets present. The
‘only Soviet friend of theirs that Source knows about is (Fnu)

Shnirson, a music critic. They are friendly with the Loorys
(NY Herald Tribune) and Hughes Rudd (CBS).


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Position (Jan 65): Menber, UNITED. PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bureau in

. ; Moscow, USSR ; :
ery nice, intelligent man, Not Jewish. Overworked by
SHAPIRO, who tends not to like him. Very sick when he left .
Noscow (ca. March/April 65), Saw a good: many Russians and |
tended to be well informed. Has good promise as a journalist.

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Chief, New York Times Bureau’ in Hoscor,

' Peggy Tanner, secretary-archivist in the Danish embassy, is
TANNER's wife. Terribly intelligent and good-hearted. individual,
'., Both SCURCE and EOURCE's husband like then a lot. Remarkable ||

« thing about TANNER is that he_ never cets mad and is always op
sntling, even when thincs are uost trying. <Apnpears to be a very

. good, happy marriage. Both are first class people. Neither is
- + Jewish, ‘Transferred to Paris in the late spring of 1965.

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, Position (Jan 65): .Member, New York Times. Bureau in Moscow, USSR

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. : / Most Jewish type of Jew in the entire Moscow press corps | -
: - (exactly what SOURCE means by this hard to pind dwn - but would —

appear she means he keeps to his own co-religionists, and does |
not mix with others.) Lives in the same entryway as SOURCE. |
‘Did not like TANNER (Bureau Chief) and TANNER felt the same way.
. about hin, Has a ‘stupid. wife who talks too much at parties.

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“DATE ACQUIRED :+ September 1966.

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SOURCE comments this is little more than a brothel where |
ie

wai the lower echelons of the foreign diplomatic coloay arrange

trysts. There is a great deal of passing whiskey and cigaretts

bere, particularly among the foreign service personnel (maids,
ete) of members ! lof: the diplomatic corps, At least within the
‘French embassy the general feeling is that one: should stay away
‘trom the Place, ‘since no diplomats of status £0 there, except.
on rare occasions (an especially good film). The enlisted

‘Anxerican military personnel are known to use the facilities of
”

|
, “the club to shack up with foreigners, : of.

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DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966

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“. . The tone of the Club has improved greatly owing to securi ity
_
‘neasures which have been introduced in controlling the ‘people

‘who may enter. ‘It has now become chic and even ambassadors ‘go

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- Position (Jan 65): Second secretary, US Embassy in Moscow,
- - : USSR  . :

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j ‘ef the penetrating questions he asks, Also he appears to be «

2 |
7 far better informed than the run-of-the-mill American foreign |, -.
:
sl > -"""" pepyice officer, Has a good memory and speaks some Chinese. | |
a ns ry . . .
a ‘?’ Wife is socially cautious. ne

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walle k. He drinks and flirts. His wife is very jealous. ‘He loves |
as Ltd 4 } ;
oe girls but Source does not think he goes around with Soviet girls. _
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: Position (Jan 65): ‘First secretary, us Embassy, Moscow, USSR’
eo ‘ . 1

. .., SOURCE and her ‘husband see more'of KATZ and his wife at

_ than almost any other Americans of the US embassy. He is quite”

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Mr, “Robert KORENGOLD — _

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Position (Jan 66): Correspondent for NEWSWEEK Maganine ‘

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SOURCE and SOURCE's husband like the K's a lot, they are
Clever people and both well informed, Has good Soviet contacts:
‘and digs out the news through them. Both speak good Russian,
He goes by the name of "Bud". Both are Jewish. '
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DATE ACQUIRED: ” SEPTEMBER 1966 :

Wife is French and would be a very good source for infor-

‘mation on the nefarious activities of third nationals in Moscow.

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“Mr. Alan LOGAN ee

- Position (Jan 65): Second secretary, US embassy, Moscow, USSR

; _A too serious type, wife never sniles. Very impressed with

his position in the embassy’- a “heavy" person. Both drink a :

good deal and oaly after they've had a few drinks do they let he

“" their hair down, His wife is French, SOURCE sees them at a |.

number of American and British parties. Frequently present at

“‘sevican parties, Since he is embassy officer responsible for , we

African affairs. Wife is a bure, os

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DATE ‘ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966
* Source and her “Rusband think LOGAN is an intelligence

: officer because the Soviets are very interested in him and

publicized hin as a spy ‘for his interests in Africans in
- . Moscow. After this article, the Africans stopped seeing

- LOGAN. He was very well liked however.


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Mr, Stuart H. LOORY

Position (Jan 68): Chief New York flerald Tribune Bureau in.
- v ' in Moscow, USSR

: , a Both LOORY and his wife are Jewish. _ SOURCE considers

sah elig tga Pte edhe Beka | ‘them ‘pice but does not see a very great deal of them socially.

DATE ACQUIRED: ‘SEPTENBER 1966

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“tir. Roger A. " PROVENCHER

Second secretary, US embassy in Moscow, USSR
|

position’ (Jan 65);

. They are the most socially adept members of the US embassy.

Vote:
Tkey entertain well and their parties are fun, They both dance i
well.

She servés wonderful buffets, She is French. Has visited

.. ,SOURCE's father in Paris on one occasion, ‘SOURCE has had the

|
.,Provenchers to her apartment about 15 times (since Oct 62) SOURCE |
speculates Provencher may be an intelligence officer based on

_ the fact that he bas "too good" an apartment for his rank and

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DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966

‘Source says her. husband has changed his mind about PROVENCHER's

being an ‘intelligence officer. Possibly he, is one, but not in

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‘Position ‘Gan 65): Correspondent, WASHINGTON POST (USA) in 11 Moscow
tee be | USSR.

'

Nded for fact that he has a very large apartment by Moscow.

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-

-
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a |
by constant padgering of this office, Lives in same block with

A

SOURCE but entryway three, Wife was in Moscow before as a single —

eirl correspondent, They both speak very good Russian. Both 7

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- Source heard no comments fron the Sovicts about. ROSENFELD"

PNG for the Washington Post publication of the ‘Penkovskiy Papers

Third National Colonies also had no “comments but, were very sorry.

\,, for ROSENFELD. Mok a a ie

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SOURCE and. SOURCE s husband like S. He is Jewish, sharp

and ‘quick, speaks excellent Russian. Knows.a tremendous amount

about Russiag, very well informed, SOURCE speculates SHAPIRO:

may have helped ‘the Russians in the past (she means the RIS)

but does not think he. has to now that he has established himself.

SOURCE. comments that SHAPIRO, like all Western press people have aa
- to be extremely ‘careful what they file, otherwise they will be
. thrown out ot the SU. This is very true in SHAPIRO's case, Since

he married to Soviet national who might not be able to leave with :

him if he were thrown out. Most noteable thing about SHAPIRO

is his very extensive contacts in the dip circuit -: Henry Mera

» -Kknows everybody worth knowing. On very good terms with past. US -

ambassador (Thoapson) . Probably because of religious bonds, he |

_ DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966. uo —

is also on very. good ‘terms with current Israeli ambassador. ‘- ae
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Shapiro hates to spend money. He is very hard on his assistants,
_ ..¢ and very quick-tempered. He hates Edmund Stevens:and his wife. |
mo j He is-close to the Austrian ambassador (Walter Wodak), the Italian
. ambassador (Federico Sensi) and the Norwegian ambassador (Frithjof’.
Jacobsen). Recently Shapiro decided to'do a story on the prostitutes
who hang out at the Hotel National. He sent someone to interview! ° ‘
sone of these girls. As a result he was attacked in Pravda. —_
Shapiro was terribly upset at this, almost crying. . He is normally |
a. very careful man. He knows nem. ST Soviet journalists well, .)
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Sy, 7” USSR

warian.s Neither SOURCE nov SOURCE's husband. like, Drinks a lot,

,

especially early in the morning - often drunk, and when so tends—
_to make stupid remarks. However, terribly well informed about
what is going on in the Soviet Union, in fact one of the best.

_ inforaed Western correspondents in Moscow. He has a find collectio

of modern paintings. SOURCE believes he probably works for the.

ooo EGR, since he openly involved in black marketing, selling of

ikons, and always seems to have more than enough money. He is

the type who would sell his sould for .cash. Daughter now in Rone,|-
tryinz to become a movie actress. She was formerly a student
‘at the Bolshoi Theater, studying ballet. She was sonething |

of a whore and slept with a number of Russians,

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: Edmund: Stevens

' Date Acquired: September 1966

she "as buying up paintings from Soviet artists and reselling!
them for a profit. Source considers Mrs. STEVENS a real biten.
‘STEVENS argues with her a lot.. Source thinks he is no longer

. , io:
capable of having a sex life. Source has no doubts that he t

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7 -WOrKS for the KGB. os

__ STEVENS! contacts’ in the foreign colony are extensive. ie
7 sees host of the important ambassadors, including KOHLER (ws),
HARRISON (UK), and SENSI (Italy). Among” the many Americans he.
sees are GUTHRIE and ARMITAGE. (:

The only Soviet contacts of the STEVENS whom Source knows

are figures from the artistic world: musicians MOISSEYEV and’
KAGAN, and the ballerina PLISETSKAYA.

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‘then to Moscow to represent the States. They try to dupress

Embassy officers all believe they are “very |

cypuiss Sant
important people by virtue of the fact that the Department sent.
. t

everybody with their position and with their knowledge of Soviet

affairs (which ig not too good in the first place). They tend)

to live a gotto-like existence, do not wiz with other menbers of
the dip set. Stay at home or in the enbassy and do not get out.
around in the city: Fron a social point of view they are for ;

the most part boring ~ only wish to talk business and office

politics. No lightness of sense for "things. gay." Heavy. Do

‘pot have many of the social graces, do not dance well, do not a

play cards vell, etc. Wives sre poo dressers and can not cook,

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‘Position (Jan 65): Assistant air attache (medical), us Enbiis
oo Moscow

we ~ SOURCE ig very fond of Dr. Bizzoll and considers hin an

excellent doctor, especially for children. Much nore friendly

than this predecessor. ‘SOURCE gave Dr. Bizzell the naze of. ber

sister cussox 10) and suggested he look her sister up when he

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Paris. SOURCE does not know whether Dr. . Rizzell contacted ter
ae beds a? Va

pister.< Mrs. Kohler is very fond of hin, Bizzell used to gantre

young Miss. Stoessel around’ town, Dances well; plays good bridge.


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Position (Jan 65): Representative, “AMERICAN BROADCASTING coupanT |

‘in Noscoy, USSR

_ Ban and June are ‘attractive people and SOURCE would | ke to.

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becoue nore friendly with them. However, neither SOURCE nor her

husband trusts the JAFFES completely ~ in their view concthing

about then does not add up. JAFFE good ‘newspaper man — knows
to ask queations that will get news. SOURCE. feels she bait

“sources” for news. JAFFE does a good Job, knows the ‘ropes of

his profession: and ig a thoroughly coupetent journalist. . Knows

a Breat many Russians and now has very good contacts with the|

_ dont in Moscow. ‘Both are Jewish, |

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Kr. Walter J. STOESSEL, Jr.

Position (Jan 65): US Uinister-Counsellor in Moscow, USSR |

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The STOESSELa tried to entertain in a grand way but were;
obivously anateurs. They would serve eatirely too nuch Liquor 7

before dinner and get their guests potted. . Their food at dinters

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French wines. One got the impression irs. STOESSEL did not take
‘" too many pains in planning and serving her dinners. She has a.
terrible cook. SOURCE entertained the STOESSELS in her home on

about 10 occasions (from Cet 62 to ‘the time the STOESSELS left).

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